FASHIONISTAS are turning away from showing off their branded clothes, and are now using scalpels, irons, seam rippers and nail polish remover to get rid of the tacky logos from their clothing. Max ...

This probably goes by saying that creative art seeps unnoticed through branding. So whether it’s a logo with intricate designs or just plain old doodling, a lot of work has been put into it, reports ...

One of A bercrombie's former CEO's, Mike Jeffries, initiated a move to ditch the brand's signature logo from clothing in 2014, but it eventually crept back in.

Back in the 90's and 2000's - having a logo on a tee-shirt, bag or hat was what everyone wanted. To many, it meant you were cool and had money - but now people are shunning it, for a more subtle ...